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ometimes the hardest thing about moving is finding a radio station that fits your interests. This is an abridged list of radio stations you can find in the Lehigh Valley— please check with your RE/MAX real estate agent for a complete listing in your area of interest. AM Stations Broadcast Call Letters Station Content Phone # Web From... WAEB 790 Talk, News Whitehall (610) 434-1742 waeb.com WEEX 1230 Sports Easton (610) 258-6155 WGPA 1100 News, Talk, Polka Bethlehem (610) 866-8074 wgpasunny1100.com WHOL 1600 Hispanic Allentown (610) 434-4801 hola1600.com WKAP 1470 Sports Whitehall (610) 434-1742 1470wkap.com WTKZ 1320 Hispanic Allentown (610) 465-1320 FM Stations Broadcast Call Letters Station Content Phone # Web From... WAEB 104.1 Top 40 Whitehall (610) 434-1742 b104.com WCTO 96.1 Country Bethlehem (610) 266-7600 catcountry96.fm WDIY 88.1 NPR, Local Bethlehem (610) 694-8100 wdiyfm.org WLEV 100.7 Soft Rock Bethlehem (610) 266-7600 wlevradio.com WLVR 91.3 College Radio Bethlehem (610) 758-4187 wlvr.org WJCS 89.3 Christian Allentown (610) 791-7262 wjcs.org WMUH 91.7 College Radio Allentown (610) 664-3239 muhlenberg.edu/cultural/wmuh WODE 99.9 Classic Hits Easton (610) 258-6155 999thehawk.com WZZO 95.1 Rock Whitehall (610) 434-1742 wzzo.com 24 ©2007 RE/MAX REAL ESTATE · 3021 COLLEGE HEIGHTS BLVD · ALLENTOWN, PA 18104 WWW.ALLENTOWNHOMESALES.COM · 610-770-9000 here are several local television stations and cable companies that service the Lehigh Valley area. This is an abridged list of television stations and cable companies you can find in the Lehigh Valley—please check with your RE/MAX real estate agent for a complete listing in your area of interest. Television Stations Broadcast Call Letters Channel Content Phone # Web From... WBPH 60 Christian Allentown (610) 433-4400 wbph.org WFMZ 69 Independent Allentown (610) 797-4530 wfmz.com WLVT 39 Public Television Bethlehem (610) 867-4677 wlvt.org Cable Companies Company Address City Phone # Web Blue Ridge Cable 200 N First St Lehighton (610) 826-2555 brctv.com RCN Cable 2124 Avenue C Bethlehem (800) ringRCN rcn.com Service Electric Cable & Communications 2260 Avenue A Bethlehem (610) 865-9100 sectv.com 25 ©2007 RE/MAX REAL ESTATE · 3021 COLLEGE HEIGHTS BLVD · ALLENTOWN, PA 18104 WWW.ALLENTOWNHOMESALES.COM · 610-770-9000 .

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